Thoughts on Death
Abstract
I felt compelled to author this poem on the dismal nature of reality, yet I found hope and Goodness along the way. This poem evokes concepts of the antique Latin phrase “Memento Mori” which translates to “remember that you must die.” The speaker of this poem begins by demanding answers on Death’s nature but concludes with hope of the coming renewal of the body and soul. This poem balances the trapping lament of Death with the perfect character of God.
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Poem published in the 2025 Harvest Journal.
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